GoolRC WLtoys XK X450 RC Airplane, 2.4GHz Remote Control Airplane, 6 Channel Brushless Motor Aircraft, Vertical Takeoff LED RC Glider Fixed Wing Plane RTF for Adults
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- Adopted impact-resistant engineering EPO material, and the built-in carbon fiber rod is reinforced and strong.
- Three flight modes including vertical flight / horizontal 6G airplane flight / multi-rotor flight, bring different flight delight and suitable for beginners and advanced people.
- The aircraft adopts 6-axis gyroscope with air pressure and altitude hold, suitable for different scenes and for beginners to practice flight skill.
- 3D/6G mode can be converted easily, 3D mode for aerobatic fun fly and 6G mode for stabilized flight easy for beginner.
- It adopts three 1307 3000KV brushless motors with high-efficiency blades for full power and four digital steering servos used to pull the front motor and control the aircraft's rudder surface;Large capacity 11.1V lithium polymer battery with a flight time of 15 minutes or more.
Brand Name: GoolRC
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: X450
Batteries are Included: Yes
Included Components: 1 * RC Airplane, 1 * USB Charger, 1 * Battery, 1 * Transmitter, 3 * Propellers, 1 * Instruction
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 192.0
Model Number: X450
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 840.00
Manufacturer Part Number: GQW0QH
Manufacturer: GoolRC
Material Type: Carbon Fiber
Power Source: Battery Powered
Additional Features: Portable
Operation Mode: Remote Control
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion Polymer
Are Batteries Required: Yes
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Assembly Required: No
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Educational Objective: Develop hand-eye coordination, understand basic physics principles, and learn about different flight modes and controls
Number of Players: 1
Toy Vehicle Form: Airplane
Color: Multicolor
Theme: airplane
Size: 450 * 444.5 * 110mm
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I just wanna' start by saying this "plane" is awesome! There are a few minor faults, but on the whole this thing is a ton of fun! The ups: 1. Incredibly maneuverable! The "drone" mode really allows you to take your time in learning how to control your craft at differing speeds. During a week of rain I was able to practice in my bedroom! My bedroom! When I finally got it out into the great outdoors, I could turn on a dime. The "vertical flight mode" is basically just a gimmick, and is pretty limited to just a nose-up hover that can pivot (spin) on it's axis. I have not tried the "airplane" mode yet, as it fly's incredibly fast in that mode, which my 60-year old reflexes & heart can't handle just yet. And the full-on, no-gyro assisted balls-to-the-walls "acrobatic" mode (the ominous red button on the top right-hand side of the handheld transmitter)? I will probably never use it. Way too scary for me! But it's there if I ever feel brave. The transmitter itself is actually a very nice piece of technology! Led information screen, quick pairing with plane and excellent safety features make it a very nice little radio! The plane itself is very resilient to crashes, and parts are readily available for really fair prices. The Downs: 1. The battery charger included with the plane is trash. It will ruin your batteries! The instructions state that a steady red light will indicate charging, while a green light will indicate charge is complete. No such green light exists, and this charger WILL overcharge your batteries and ruin them! And as if that wasn't bad enough, nowhere in the instructions or on-line can anyone decide exactly how long it actually takes to charge the battery, so you can't even time the charge to determine when it's full. If you absolutely HAVE to use the included charger, only charge your batteries for no more than 1 hour. A half an hour more will cook the battery. I bought a really nice charger for $50 bucks that takes care of batteries like they were it's children! Balanced charging, discharging, storage charge, times, temps, the works. It's the best investment you'll make in the hobby! My flight times went from 5 minutes on the included charger to 15 minutes with the new charger. 2. The internal gears of the servos are plastic, and very vulnerable to getting striped-out on crashes. They can be easily swapped-out with metal-geared ones for about $30 bucks for all 3. 3. Buy extra propellers! The front 2 propellers are extremely vulnerable to breakage! They are the first thing to grab the ground or a tree branch! They are the most vulnerable piece of this craft. As they clip stuff, you will start to see stress-marks close to the hub. If one breaks in flight, you will have zero control of the craft. Don't chance a questionable prop! The right & the left front blades are different ("A" & "B" up-front and the rear blade is a "B"). The plane comes with 1 replacement set. You can buy 4 sets for $11 bucks, but they come from China and take a month to get here! So buy them when you buy the plane and you'll only have to wait half that time. 2. Check the screw-on domed hubs that hold the propellers to the motors! One un-spun itself in flight and went winging through the air! Luckily I was 2 feet off the ground and didn't wreck the craft. Use the included Allen wrench. Stick it through the hole in the hub, hold the motor casing below it with the other hand and spin Allen wrench/hub to tighten, REMEMBER, the "A" hub spins in the opposite direction of the "B" hubs and are threaded in the opposite direction. To figure it out, firmly turn one way and if it doesn't loosen, try going firmly in the opposite direction. One way will give, the other not. Check every-so-often before flying. I put a little removable LocTite on mine as insurance. Conclusion: This is a great way to get into Radio-control flight, with plenty of growth potential as your skills improve! The kit is complete with everything you need to get started flying except for the 6 AA you need for the transmitter. If you buy a much better battery charger (which I highly recommend) you can be up-in-the-air for $200 bucks total! And basically you have 3 different planes (capable of thrust-vectoring!) in your hanger, just waiting for your skills to catch-up to the waiting challenge! It really is a great value, and a butt-load of fun & excitement! Later down the line I will mount a camera & transmitter ($65 bucks) and I will be able to fly POV (point-of-view) with my phone as the monitor! Great plane, forgiving learning-curve, great value, readily available parts, & ease-of-use make this the only choice in getting started in RC flight! BUY THIS PLANE!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2021 by Boondawg
I had bought one and when I took it out of the box I was impressed with how it was made and how it looked. I plugged in the battery to charge it and realized that the charger doesn’t have an automatic shut off so you have to keep an extra good eye on it. After the battery was charged I turned on the transmitter and then plugged in the battery. I armed the Esc’s and when I throttled up nothing happened. When I moved the elevon stick nothing works. No elevon or elevator at all. I contacted Goolrc and went back and forth with them over email for the next 4 or 5 days. They had me make a video of the x450 and upload it to YouTube so they could see what was happening. They then offered to give me 8.00 usd as compensation and told me to keep it instead of replacing the x450 with something that works. I’m still stumped on the fact that they wanted to give me only 8.00 on something that I paid 169.99 for. And telling me that they couldn’t help me with it. Their customer service sucks. And their tech support is non existent. I would much rather had have a working product than to be treated as if I don’t know anything about rc equipment or aircraft. I have been designing and scratch building and flying rc for more than 40 years. Goolrc sucks and I will do my best to discourage people from wasting their money with this company
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2023 by Kerry Goforth
This airplane is a lot of fun! I am a very experienced RC flyer but I would recommend this for anyone over 12years old. It is very easy to fly in “drone” mode and also in vertical hover. When you adjust the switch to airplane mode it does speed up and requires a lot more space to fly it in. It did get my adrenaline going the first time I switched it to flying mode. If it becomes to scary you can switch it back into drone mode and regain your composure:). It is a small and light plane which makes it suitable as a park flyer but only in calm ( light wind ) conditions. As you get used to it you will be able to do a lot of aerobatics and 3D flying.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025 by Larry Magill
I really like the vtol design and theory. They are really a lot of fun to play with. The downside of it is they seem to break really easy. In the process of trying to learn how to fly it I've spent more time ordering parts and working on it than flying it.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Jason brewer
Finally got my maiden flight out of the way, this flies great in "drone" mode. And is pretty fun in airplane mode. Make sure you fly pretty high for the first bit to get the feel of airplane flight. I'd recommend not removing the gyro flight assist unless you are experienced in flying rc planes with vector steering. Would be fun to find the optional camera to use the camera features included on the transmitter, but haven't had luck in my searches.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024 by -Clint-
This was a prevoiusly returned item with an RMA already in the box. The canopy was apparently crashed and one of the motors was broken. This was absolutely the worst product I have ever received by Amazon.
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025 by Michael G. Michael G.
Okay, in my RC club I know a few people who have had great luck with these and honestly I love the design I love the idea that these are made upon and I bought this with extremely high hopes but upon unboxing it just minutes after it was delivered to my dismay discovered one of the front motors just kind of twitched back and forth and would not run with the others so I had to return it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2020 by Jason Currie
Bought for son 12yr old he loves it very easily to control and very fast!
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2021 by Thomas B.